Aqabah Alexandrium Innovations
| Type | Joint Venture |
|---|---|
| Industry | Mining, Research & Development |
| Area served |
 Constancia |
| Products | Alexandrium raw material, Alexandrium-based applications |
| Services | Alexandrium extraction, research & development in energy and medical applications |
Aqabah Alexandrium Innovations is an joint venture established to spearhead the extraction and research of Alexandrium, a rare Micras metal with groundbreaking applications in energy and medicine. Situated in Aqabah, within the Imperial State of Constancia, this company is a collaborative effort among ESB Thermodynamics, Kerularios & Company, the Royal University of Parap, and the National Research and Development Corporation, combining diverse expertise in science, financial investment, academic research, and governmental support.
Foundation and Mission
Formed in 1730 AN, Aqabah Alexandrium Innovations was created in response to the discovery of Alexandrium deposits within Constancia in 1729 AN[1]. The company's mission is to advance the sustainable extraction of Alexandrium and to pioneer research into its practical applications, aiming to transform the sectors of energy production and medical technology significantly.
Aqabah Alexandrium Innovations operates with a dual focus. The first is the extraction of Alexandrium from its deposits, using advanced mining technologies. The second is conducting cutting-edge research and development to unlock the potential of Alexandrium in various applications.
Collaborations and Projects
The company actively collaborates with academic institutions, such as the Royal University of Parap, and leverages the industrial expertise of partners like ESB Thermodynamics and the financial acumen of Kerularios & Company. Initial projects include developing Alexandrium-based power generators that promise unprecedented efficiency and exploring its use in targeted cancer therapies, leveraging its unique radioactive properties.
